The Broke Agent breaks down three simple Instagram Story ideas from Haley Ingram that agents can use this week to spark real conversations and leads.
Instagram announces two updates: content creators can now add tagged posts to their profile grid and create carousels in the Edits app.
A 60-year-old Georgetown agent built nearly 40,000 Instagram followers by sharing neighborhood history. Here’s how agents can find their own hyperlocal niche.
The Broke Agent shares one simple caption line that’s helping real estate agents grow Instagram followers again.
Instagram’s First Draft and Extend features offers real estate agents a way to create video content faster.
Jimmy Conover breaks down the three-pillar Instagram framework real estate agents can use to turn posts into real leads.
The Broke Agent breaks down the exact five-part strategy that took BAM’s Instagram from zero to 100K followers.
The Broke Agent is joined by Katie Day, founder of the Move Me to Texas team and Houston Unlocked, to break down how she grew a hyper local Instagram account to 45,000 followers in two years. They get into the content buckets and AI workflow behind the account.
The Broke Agent shares the ManyChat DM sequence that took his Instagram click-through rate from under 20% back above 70%.
Jimmy Conover joins The Broke Agent to discuss his Instagram posting strategy that makes him continuously go viral and his Instagram DM strategy that brings in leads.
The Broke Agent discusses seven proven tactics to reset engagement and outsmart changing social media algorithms, including shifting video backgrounds, using AI critique boards, and delivering timely local news with personal hot takes.
The Broke Agent discusses how real estate agents can stop losing leads by fixing their poorly optimized Instagram bios. Learn the exact structure needed to answer who you are, where you work, and why local consumers should follow you. He also shares tactical tips on optimizing your profile for Google SEO and setting up strategic pinned posts.
The “Rappin Realtor,” Steven Diaz, joins Matt Lionetti and The Broke Agent to discuss how his real estate raps have changed his business, how he produces them, why he makes his original audios available to others, performing at real estate conferences, and ideas for the future.
We rounded up the worst of the week! Enjoy this collection of bad real estate pics for May 22nd – 28th, 2023.
Byron Lazine, Tom Toole, and Lisa Chinatti discuss mortgage rates rising amid debt ceiling talks, sacrifices buyers make to afford a down payment, the cost of online lead generation, and buyers turning to real estate agents for financing advice.
Performing as Eminem following up with clients, BAM Creator Matt Lionetti displays another one of his talents as a Realtor/creator. In a new Instagram Reel, he responds in epic fashion to a prospect deciding to work with the wife of a neighborhood friend.
Agents leaving the industry, a Serhant listing video idea, a 1% down loan by Rocket Mortgage, Meta’s Twitter competitor app, and how to create a strong newsletter are this week’s trending topics as Paige Steckling and Tom Storey join Captain Dan Oneil and The Broke Agent.
Haley Ingram breaks down five easy Instagram post ideas for when you’re stuck in a content rut.
Jason Cassity posed a question on a recent Instagram post: “Should agents pass off their TC fees to the client?” Agents in the comments did not hold back, with most answering “No,” but some defending the idea. Where do you stand?
Housing market analysts, including those from Fannie Mae and Zillow, have conflicting forecasts about home prices. Here’s how you can talk to consumers about where home prices are expected to go.
Ryan Serhant’s latest listing video is quick and engaging. And the best part? It’s something any agent can replicate.
Fannie Mae’s Economic and Strategic Research (ESR) Group released its revised forecast on May 19th. The group expects the U.S. to enter a mild recession later this year, along with a decrease in home prices.
On last week’s Knowledge Brokers Podcast, KCM Chief Economist George Ratiu joined Byron Lazine, Tom Toole, and Lisa Chinatti to discuss, among other things, how agents can break down the math for sellers locked into lower mortgage rates.
Byron Lazine appeared on the May 21st episode of the NBC Nightly News—in a segment on the “Sunday Scaries” to discuss the Bare Minimum Monday TikTok trend.
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